Great question Tyler, Sam here: At this stage it's extremely unlikely lawmakers would agree on a bill that would lead to any substantial changes --- like Warren and Porter's rollback of the Dodd-Frank rollback -- would make it across the finish line. Not enough Dems support it and it's a divided Congress. On the other hand, there are definitely signs that bank regulators are looking at things like capital requirements and better supervision. On the latter, one of the issues that's been raised is that regulators didn't spot the problems with SVB's investment portfolio/depositor concentration. Fed Vice Chair Michael Barr is overseeing a review of that as we speak.